Information Networking for Criminal Justice Certificate

Description

The Information Networking for Criminal Justice Certificate consists of fifteen credit hours designed to provide a valuable understanding of technology and technology issues in criminal justice. This certificate is designed to be a "stand alone" certificate for persons desiring knowledge crucial to working in today's criminal justice field. This certificate will expand the credentials of a person pursuing a Bachelor Degree in Criminal Justice or Information Networking and Telecommunications or a Bachelor of General Studies.

Courses

JUS 305     Corporate Crime and Deviance

JUS 225     Information Age Technology and the Justice System

INT 250      Introduction to Web Development

INT 658      Law of Cyberspace
(Pre-requisite: Business Law OR Intro to Law, OR Public Policy, Ethics and Law
in Information Networking)

INT 680      Network Architecture and Data Communications I
(Pre-requisite: College Algebra OR Calculus)

Departments that Administer

Political Science and Justice Studies

Information Networking and Telecommunications

Information

For questions about course offerings, contact the Fort Hays State University Department of Political Science and Justice Studies 785.628.5945 -- email bkinnair@fhsu.edu or the Fort Hays State University Department of Information Networking and Telecommunications at 785.628.5373 -- email int@fhsu.edu. To enroll or seek enrollment information, contact the Fort Hays State University Virtual College 785.628.4291.

 For more information regarding the Bachelor of General Studies degree, please visit:
http://www.fhsu.edu/virtualcollege/ or contact:

 

Joleen Briggs, Coordinator for Interdisciplinary Studies -- jmbriggs@fhsu.edu

(785) 628-4029